Chapter 5. Configuring and Administering Active Directory with SBS 2008
The central focus point of all Windows Server products since Windows 2000 has been the administration and implementation of Microsoft Windows Active Directory technology. Active Directory (AD) is a system of network resource management that controls the use of all objects within a Microsoft Windows network, including users, computers, servers, printers, and any major resource in a Windows network. Within a Windows network, any change to a Microsoft-centric resource is made through Active Directory and replicated to different parts of the Microsoft environment.
In this chapter, you'll learn to administer Active Directory through the use of organizational units. You'll also learn ...
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